Hitchhiker snail needs ID

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This guy was in a bag with a Zoa rock I received today, yay or nay

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In your first two pics it looks like a Sundial snail. If so I would toss it they like to feed on zoas.

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I don't see the spike that the last sundial snail I had had.


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Looks like it might be a Collinista snail, harmless algae grazer.
Indo Pacific Snails

I just found those online as well, it resembles them a lot...the scary thing is there is two bad snails that look just like a collinista


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